Michigan's bird flu response sparks COVID-era resistance from farmers
Briefly

Some dairy farmers in Michigan resist bird flu control for fear of income loss and rural impact, reminiscent of COVID-19 restrictions.
Public health experts warn of potential bird flu pandemic, prompting scrutiny of Michigan's proactive measures as a potential roadmap for other states.
Michigan dairy owners have been hesitant in providing protective equipment due to uncertainty about virus transmission, with implications for farm workers' safety.
Michigan faces challenges in testing cows for bird flu due to social stigma and economic worries, impacting the response in the state, a significant milk producer.
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